More Mud on GOP Faces

[redneckgaijin]

Joe the Plumber turns out to be a tax dodger.

And some California Republicans go racist in their local newsletter... again.

Bear in mind there's a lot I don't like about the general Democratic economic plan- not Obama specifically, but the party as a whole. On economic issues I lean a little in the Republican direction, except in emergencies like the current volatility.

But after eight years of what Nixon only wished he could have got away with, I laugh, I tell you I LAUGH at how the GOP is continually stepping on the rake.

Comments

[dvandom.livejournal.com]

Joe the Plumber also doesn't have a license to be a plumber. :) (He's okay now because he works for a small company and slides through a loophole, but it might put a kink in his dreams of self-employment.)

President? Shmesident!

[kyllein.livejournal.com]

The real action isn't going to be which talking head wins the Presidential election. The action is in the House of Representatives, where every single seat is up for grabs this November. What's so important about the House? Well, all Revenue Bills (taxes) must begin there. The House can make or break a bill on its way to the Presidential desk for signature.
All the monetary things that both Candidates are so free with will really be decided in the House of Representatives; not the White House.

[silussa.livejournal.com]

You'd think someone at the GOP would be thinking before they send this stuff out. *shakes head*

[bar1scorpio.livejournal.com]

You guys do realise that it was Obama who knocked on Joe's door. And Obama who answered Joe's question with his desire to "Spread the wealth around". And 24 hours later it's Joe under attack for what? Asking Obama a question?

And on Obama Bucks... how entrenched in the two party system is Anonymous?